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Secret's out - Borland buys Visigenic
News Borland International Inc. will acquire tool-maker Visigenic Software Inc., in a stock swap worth about $149 million. [18 Nov 1997]
Comdex Fall: MS hypes Exchange Server 5.5
News [18 Nov 1997]
Comdex Fall: HP has coolest colour CE 2.0 palmtop
News Hewlett-Packard attracted a huge crowd to its stand to see its latest handheld computer, the 620LX, today at Comdex Fall, Las Vegas. [18 Nov 1997]
A Year Ago: Win CE gains industry support
News This story was first published November 18, 1996 [18 Nov 1997]
Comdex Fall: Gates plays it for laughs
News [17 Nov 1997]
Guy Kewney's Diary
News Monday
Good resolutions. I made one. "As of today, I'm not accepting press releases except via e-mail." [15 Nov 1997]
The Luncher
News The Luncher had been to a lot of press launches that had made him angry but this one form Microsoft had made him feel positively sick. [15 Nov 1997]
Netscape pulls Java logo from non-compliant 4.04
News [14 Nov 1997]
Quotes of the Week, November 10-14
News "We are fundamentally changing the way we're doing business." - Steve Jobs on Apple's plans to sell direct. [14 Nov 1997]
Borland touts Visual dBase 7
News Borland is showing Visual dBase 7 for the first time at the two-day SoftDev WebDev exhibition in London that ends today. [13 Nov 1997]
A Year Ago: BT, MCI, MS, Concert spy $28b intranet market
News This story was first published November 13, 1996 [13 Nov 1997]
Tools for quick Java coding showcased in London
News [12 Nov 1997]
Microsoft serve up suites and sushi
News Microsoft last night threw a party at a trendy London sushi bar to launch what they are calling "the industry's first integrated suite of server applications" aimed at small businesses. [12 Nov 1997]
Lawyers to Microsoft: Nice try
News [12 Nov 1997]
MS plays down new IE4 bug
News Microsoft Corp. officials promise to supply a fix within 24 hours for an executable code bug they describe as "obscure." [12 Nov 1997]
Modem-packing Nokia phone jacks into laptops
News Nokia unveiled its latest PC-friendly phone in London yesterday, and this one packs an internal modem. [11 Nov 1997]
BT to trial high-speed lines in UK homes
News [11 Nov 1997]
Intel bug may affect Internet PCs
News Intel held an emergency meeting on Friday to investigate a new bug in the Pentium processor that may cause networked computers to crash. [10 Nov 1997]
Sybase scores World Cup 98 deal
News [07 Nov 1997]
Netscape buys extranet developer Actra
News [07 Nov 1997]
Apple's new server clocked at 350MHz
News Apple unveiled their brand new server to the UK Mac community at Apple Expo in Olympia yesterday, claiming that it is the world's fastest Mac OS server. [06 Nov 1997]
A Year Ago: MS plans flexible UI
News Microsoft will phase into future versions of Windows a flexible user interface that gives users Internet-style navigation and customisation options. The firm made the announcement at the Microsoft Developers Conference in Los Angeles. [06 Nov 1997]
IBM aims for bigger slice of chip pie
News IBM is aiming to be a bit more aggressive in the processor business. [06 Nov 1997]
Sun accused of cheating Java benchmarks
News It may be a case of the biter bit.
Fresh from sending the lawyers in on Microsoft and accusing Bill Gates's men of breaking the Java JDK guidelines, Sun now stands accused of cheating Java benchmarks. [05 Nov 1997]
Software Warehouse offers downloads
News [05 Nov 1997]
